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The Washington critic., 1887-06-24
MORE ABOUT THE FLAGS.
Js herson Davis Pronounces the Re-
cent OrIor IIIernl.

u
cent Order Illegal.
DASvILLE, Ill, June 4.-The following
letter was received by Colonel Howard yes
terday:
BEAuvIER, Miss, June 90.
Colonel PhociOn Howard, DdnviHe, H.:
DEAR SIR: In answer to your letter OF re.
quest by the Danville Farmers and Me.
Chanics' Institute that should deliver an
address at its fair, reply as ! did last year.
some years ago | delivered an address at
the Winnebago County fair, and was re.
ceived with great courtesy. There l was
among friends, for my memory went back
to the months OF June, July and August,
1882, when as a lieutenant upon the staff OF
Colonel Zachariah Taylor, | was stationed
at Prairie du Chien, or Fort Crawford, as 1t
wts then known, aud during the memOra-
bic and historic Black Hawk war 1t was my
good fortune TO help In protecting the
IiOreer settlers OF that country, whose de.
sceudants spoke to at Rockford. lclnuot
come to llnois this year. Thanking the
association through you, have ouly to say,
as l eBd last September, In an
open letter to Colonel j. +. Scharf
Of Baltimore, That deny the
charges made against me 10y General W. T.
Sheimsn, IN which lie says | was foremost
In encouraging the late war, / say t. you
my dear Colonel, that 1 did all In my power
10 prevent the late war, aud that ! never
0l LOOKED fnr nor atpirc1 to the post oi chief
executive Of the Confederate States. may
FAY that The order Of the War Department
10 return the captured Gtgs to the late Con.
ftdersle States Was Il violation Of ali kuUWu
military precedent. You VIII hnl In my
history of the late war there were but ,rtn.
iy-siX rlinente ui regular troops In the
army q the North aud Uf the total uf $50
Cont Tolerate l.es captured t. is questi1na-
blr II these tw"r tl-siy regiments captured
fifty. TIE ilsas were captured by the vol
un,cer srmy OF The NORTH, Bui belong to the
several : ates, aud have no right 20 be 10
the National Capital Respectfully yours,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
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NOTHISG, YET ALL.

Tie Garth IS ours. Above ~ bends
Cod ulHi, ar N %, tuluiHss b.ue,
The cu.t,iCst sapphire from the mines
Can never rival II IN hue.
Tho cath IA our'. Bee ei'h Us spreads
Gras- srt NUgl ilsH tine enerA Il green,
Tue opal uy'er sH wed iuyier tiuis
Than la no uuulu uHyst iluHur are to2l,
Have we no gold The warn sunshine,
Tell ne, what cOuld moro golden bcY
Not all arts mystcrics can make
Music like tEut blrd uyVn tree,
Hast thou lost loye} ltlsnot lost,
l'ut ON some distant, mist-ypiled shore,
beyond lifes changing restless sea,
10 hail be thine for evcrmOre,
Hast thou lost youth Beyond The skies
A glorious youth Is waiting thee;
Strong us lie eagle In his hight
Thy soul shall soar, from fetters free.
Hast thou shed tearsf Not useless they,
Gods angels counted every one;
They water plants Of love and JOY
IN those iar gardens OF tho sun,
Then do not mourn, though thou mayst bo
Poor. old, bereft of ALL alone
God only waits little while
10 give thee back threefOld thine own.
-lliachael Reynear IN The Chlrchman
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Cows Are 80 Thoucht,ess.

We feel that We must say word on the
habit the cows of Sioux Falls have of wan
derlng around in the night and calling on
prominent citizens. To have long, hol-
low-chested milch COW introduce her head
into our bedroom window at 2 o'clock In
the morning and attempt to converse with
us In a low, anxious tone, is far from
pleasant. Aud when she crooks her neck
around and grasps the corner OF the bed
spread and pulls the whole thing out OF the
window, and then goes aud sits down on
the iower.bed and calmly chcws up the
spread, It is calculated a. make person
use bSTsh lGugusgj -tD4kDLa Bell.
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EOR RENT-Tbe Desirable g story
Il dwelling, 122a 12th II n W, o rs, all IN |.
SWoBMSTEDT s. BRADLEY,
p21 + st n W
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PROPOSALS..
pRoPosALs for CRUSHING STONES

nIsrRlCr OF CoLUMnIA.
WAsuISGTDS, June 20, 1887. =
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this Office on Tuesday, June %, 1887, for
crushing Fix thousand cubc yards of Stone
for Macadam, ut 10th aud boundary streets
and 4ih aud q sts. n, o,
Blank forms of proposal and specifications
can be obtained at this office upon aDplGa-
tion therefor, together with all necessary In.
formation, and bids upon these forms alone
will be considered.
The right Is reserved to reject any and oil
bids or parts of bids.
WIN. LUDLOW,
Engineer Commissioner, d, @.
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AUCTION SALES.
BROS, Auotloneers.

BUILDINGS ON CONGRESSIONAL IL
BRARY SITE AT AUCTION
We will sell at public sale, by order of the
Commission for the Construction of the Con-
gresslonal Library Building, on MONDAY,
JUNK y, 1887, commencing at 1880 O'Clock n.
M. the houses and outbuildlngs known as
Nos. 3, 5, z, q, 10 and 100 I'd st. east.
Nos. 1iS, 100 and l52 A st. south.
Nos. 1886 and 100 Pa. ave.
Nos. 1l6, 100 and i22 II st. south.
The sale will commence at No. Cd st. The
buildings will be sold entire, as they stand,
and are to be removed by the purchaser within
twenty. CsO) days from date Of sale unless
otherwise specified on day OF sale by the auc-
tioneer.
Terms cash in Government funds.
DUNCANS0N BROS,
Aunilnnnpra-
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DANvILLE, Ill, June H.-The following
letter was received by Colonel Howard yes
terday:
The Washington critic., 1887-06-24

THE Fidelity National Bank at Gin.
cinnati was wrongly named. 1t will be
known hereafter as the Infdelity Bank.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-24

WITH Little Phil" Sheridan In his
front and old Jubal Early in his rear,
General Tom Rosser Is In imminent
danger of being surrounded.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-24

TnE hopeless Insanity of King Otto
Of Bavaria Will cal 10 the throne his
uncle, Prince Lultpold. The latter has
been regent since June of last year, and
Is said to have pretty level head.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-24
TJNRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
J. IMPROVED PROPERTY, KNOWN AS
NO. All FRANKLIN ST. N. W.

By virtue Of deed of trust, dated August
4, 1885, and recorded in liber No. 1is1, folio
ia, ct seq, one of the land records Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. and at the request of the
party thereby secured. the subscriber will sell
at public auction, in front of the premises, on
SATURDAY, the 25th day of June, 1887, at
$50 O'Clock D. M, all that certain piece or
parcel of ground lying and being situate ln
the city Of Washington, ID. c.. and known and
described on the plat or plan OF said city as
and being lot numbered one hundred and
four (fo) OF the Commissioners subdivision
OF square numbered five hundred and top
tbi0), with the improvements thereon, which
consist Of two story frame dwelling.
Terms Of sale--0ne.half cash, balance In six
months deferred payment to be secured by a
decd OF trust upon the property.
A deposit Of 500 required at time of sale.
II terms of sale are not compiled with In 10
days from day OF sale. property will be resold
at risk and expense Of dcfaulting purchaser,
upon five days notice thereof.
All conyeyanclng NJ cost of purchaser.
LAWRENCE q. FLETCHER,
Trustee.
WALTER b, WILLIAMS & co, Anct's.
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EOR SALE-On New York Ave n W,
L beautiful 3.story press. brick house, 10
rooms. all frescoed, mod imps, with 2-story
brick stable in rear; price, only SO, $50.
j. W. 7. MYERS & SON.
li2S New York ave,
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.

I'OR REST-July I, Centrally Lo-
Il Gated house; beautifully furnished; all
cOnveDiencos; terms very moderate. Address
ibn q st "a p
The Washington critic., 1887-06-24

pomp" is supported by Peters pence.
Why the Doctor should not have quit
q church he thinks so little OF good
while ago, instead If waiting for the
notoriety of an ,xcommunicatlon com.
pels us to think that els more dema.
gogue than martyr.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-24
EoR SALE.

j
A beautiful farm, containing about 100
acres. near Waterford. Loliuun County Va;
good buildings; excellent wurers no more
healthy locality In toe udluaratud Loudouu
Valley; will ho sold less than yluG, tnply to
MESPCUTr, WILCOX a WINE,
1907 Pa ave.
L'OR SALE-FlNE FARM ON TpH Sr.
II turnpike, Of 200 acres; fine farm uolI
Savage station, and Z miles from LAUREL
ii5acres.
TYLER 6 RUTH ERFORD
1915 Fst NV.
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PROVISIONS.

GfIECLE MARK EFT. - Having Pur-
~ chased the stock and goodwill of Circle
Market, corner Of Vt, ave. and l. St, we earn.
e.tly solicit the liberal patronage given our
predecessors, nod, by making such additions
TO stock as the demand may require, with
careful attention TO business and prompt dc.
livery of orders, hope 10 give satisfaction to
all who patronize us. Respectfully.
s. l.. WILLETT Il s. II. GWYHNE,
Successors TO 4. S, Brooke & Co,
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1COR SALE
Il Brick, Or and cellar on Caroline st
w......,.,,.,......... $4,000
Brick, 10r, on 18th, above la Circle. ...... $500
Or, OH Q, bet Goth and 2ist w.. $50
Tor, on 4 st, bet 18th and lith.... 6,bJO
,r, Ringman Place............... i.0N
,r, Pierce Pl, bet 18th and 10Th. 3,5D9
1lr, q, bet 18th and lith sts....,. 1850
Or south Capitol st......., ...... 1890
1Or, on Corcoran st............... 400
sr. 1dth st, business property. 7.0)o
br, Fenton st. mr. Govt Print Of. 1.3JO
5r, q st, bet 4th and 9Th n w....,. $500
store and dwelling, 18th st....... 10000
Or, Riggs st, bet 18th and lith.... $3.50
g Tor and stable, on II ave........ $500
g 5r and store, 18th and G SITS W.. 4,5OJ
lCr, on n, bet Goth and 2ist SITS,
new house. ... 10000
Frame on Dunbatton ave............... 1900
on Congress st, mr. postofilce.... 1000
14r brick, Il: bet 9th and 9th, mr. Pension
offlce.......... ................ 1880
Also improved and unimproved property In
all parts Of the city. Apply to
j. W. 7. MYERS & SON,
ltsS New York ave
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FoRsALE-
House on 18Th II w, near r, 8 RS, bath,
hard weod finish; terms easy; price 81 6,2OJ.
House ON u. near 10Th. Il rs and bath, all IN
+, lot d. II front; price si,'00.
House on q, near 18th, : rs and bath, all m
l; price $500,
Several how houses on 22d st, near Pa ave
0 RS, all IN I: price $1,000.
House ON 18th II $ W, 10 RS and all m /, lot
dSx12O: 100 cash and balance $50 per mo (;
price si,5oo.
AUSTIN =. BROWN,
Real Estate and Loans,
1i2G 4 81 Il W.
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BOARDING.

V'HE Fred W. Evans Dining itoons,
4 at go T st n W, continues IA serve tho
limited or hxcd meals. Bill Of fare az follow
ing rates: breakfast, l5u; lunch, iJc; dinner,
board, sgO meal tickets, for 81; 10 for SIS.
All orders filled promptly, and In tho best
manner known 70 the trade,
+. W. EVANS, Proprietor.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-24

TAMBiANY HALL is making more than
It's usual preparations this year for eel
ebrGting the Fourth Of July. It will
be the sOciety's ninety.ninth Observance
of the great national anniversary
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rr srr,s 90 ,,,, a, 'I1r n ~. 80 co,.

IN sums 10 SUIT ~ par cent
The above Is only q small portion nf proc
erty on my books. For tuli list cal at olice
for ullotins issued on Isl and 18th
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THE President, in contributing a
check for twenty five dollars to be shot
for Mt Creedmoor, extends . coul tesy
which viii doubtless be warmly appre-
ciated by the contestants aud elicit
their best workmanship.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-24

DIR. McGIENN continues to denounce
the Catholic Church as the "Romish
Machine" and says the Pope has sur
rounded himself with IAN army of
lackeys and aunkies, whose "barbarlc
The Washington critic., 1887-06-24

MAYOR HEwITr's hostility to the
canine creation continues unabated and
ilupl acable, and he will recommend the
Iassage Of an ordinance prohibiting
the keeping of the animal inside the
city limits of New York. Dyspepsia
md dogs are utterly incompatible.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-24
DIVER VIEW FOK Iss7.
DAILY EXCURSIONS.

Saloon Steamers leave hourly from 9TH It,
uol For GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
John Bridge Steam packet Excelsior
makes her regular trips on sunday, Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday, leaving High street
and Canal, Georgetown, at Il. IN. Fare, 30
cents for round trip.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-24

SENATOR Don CAMERON informs q
New YORK Gr0phie reporter hat che
has no ambition to be President just
yet" Mr.. Cameron allows no bees to
nest In his bonnet.
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Rs.MOoRE q sCHLEY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
&c Broad street, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
~ Wall ST., N. Y. ia South Sd ST., Phila.

Connected with I. A. Evans 3 Co.. Boston;
e. l.. Brewster u Co., Chicago; CorsUn 81 Ma.
cartney, Washington; Hubbard b Farmer,
Hartford; Warren ~ Quarles, Richmond.
Private Wire Connections. Buy and sell
Stocks, Bonds and Miscellaneous Securities
on New York stock Exchange.
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LNOR RENT-2 New Brick Dwellings,
Il 3 rooms and cellar. No. Green's
alley, east of Portland Flats; price, $40 per
month. "
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
1DlG II at n W
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

GINTY CuDIuE sELECrIONT or
- SMALL HOMES OF FROM one no ONE
huNDkEO AfRFS. IMPROVED AID UN,
lMtliovEn, Wlr!liN tRuM one HALF 10
Owe MILE or TnE CITY At LOWEST
PRICES AND MOST FAVORABLE r&RMS.
a, IL. SlPdEUD s. CO.. lpJ7 + 81.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-24

IT IS TIME that some radical reform
were adopted Ia the s. yalem Of National
Bank examinations The champagne
lunch. for instance, ia one Of the feat.
ures that ought TO be permanently
eliminated.
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EOR SALE.

EOR SALE.
Good investment. Three brick houses. G re-,
bay windows, on l. 81 n W: rent for SIS 10
each; nearly new; price s9OOO for the three;
cheap.
1857 PA ave
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THOMAS j. FISHER q CO.,
1924 F street northwest.

L'OR RENT-A Convenient 7-Room
II house, pressed brick front bay.window
cellar; mod imps; i2G BOunday st n W, second
door from bth st, facing Le DrOlt Park; S!25o,
Inquire at I2O Boundary st.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-24

II THE full.length portrait of the late
Craig Tolliver, which appears in the
Post this morning, bears any rcsem-
blance TO that distinguished Kentuck-
ian, we can now understand why the
authorities were so long getting rid of
him. They ALWAYS almed too high.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-24
Y ERNAN'S SUMMER GARDEN.

Grand Speciality Show In Open Air.
ALICE RAYMOND, COrnet virtuoso,
Next-Grieves' Opera Co. in "Pinaforc."
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EOR KENT-A Beautiful House, o
Il rooms, all mod. imps., 1870 Riggs st; Si5.
SWoRMsTEDT IL BRADLEY,
urDsL ~,
The Washington critic., 1887-06-24
FU3 EENT.--HUOMS,

EOR REST-2 Large Rooms, Fur
II nlshed or unfurnished, with bathroom,
hot aud cold water; rent very low for sum
mer. OIL q 81 NV.
Western cyclone., 1887-07-15

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- '"- 80 .','0' 1 IIoI'L@>l ''',i r 17o
T'~.o a. 1oo- - --l-i Ni'y' '-''''''>' ,,
,ao I ~, 49, p,11;4 P';ls ,,,,il' - 'no .-'
M g f1I: 'r = n,. ,i,'o--' ''--'' ~ I '',,
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cr.bom Tu,n n wo,.,-4o,.
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Croquet sets, at Henrie S.

Machine oils cheap at Crowleys.
Machine oil and twin2 1T Lewins.
Just recc:ved at Young & Cravon's
q new invoice Of goods.
Wien you trade at Crowleys, you
bet you will geta square deal.
For best prices on lumber see the
Saginaw Lumber Co, at Stockton.
Levin now handles the Doaring.
Plano, Buckeye and Warrior Mowers.
Henrie IS at home, come and sec
him, this invitation is extended to all
Overalls Hcnne makes speciality
Of these, call and see his stock Of those
60 ods
The nobb;ost line Of dress goods
ever brought to Nc odemus, at Young
& Craven. Is
Great discount aala in mems cloth !
~, Now is your cime to buy q. suit
OIL cl0'Ae' cNsap'
Henrie.8 is the headquarters fer
Fourth of July goods. Mammoth
''0''> u "'0 'I1s'
Plenty Of money to loan on gilt
edge security at the Solomon Valley
''''D'' ''''- O-'9 1A''"''''
Just received at CrowIey's & mic G
line OF prints, lawns, ladies scall5, and
notions call and get prices.
The Mouth Piece aroligious monthly
| published at Chicago Illinois is the
latest exchange on our table.
uo+s, rro+.r ,o4.. ,.o.,.;o -.;II All
you hat cheaper than you can buy
at any other place in the state.
Tbo 1r;Ilbroo,, ho,-. do,,.,,7 A., ,,;,,
Citv nine last rriiar ecoro s+andi9.
| 30 to X in e,vo,. of 1fni.roo7,
Oh see those fine white lawns ST
Hcnries they are lovely. The only
place they can be BOUGHT in town
A'o8 L ~ DIOoAS IL las M'A"eH tle
| St Louis will be bono 4a 4,fa.st 2..ff
O@H''le9' NUS "l! al F'Ii'i7 Oh con-
0c''oA''i!eS AZ liel'ILeS' can Dc bought
oh0"per 'n"H al any any store IN JAe
county
4 -'-c'''oo d O5oofAe M&lS"7
'l'o '0.'' '''''0 '''' t''((0l i'i 'i'5 ! CHS
',',',, - '' - 90 IL VIC '''5
y. H. f-,5i2nU OF Topeka Kansas
and connocte1 with the Capitol lnsur-
anc2 company Adjusted t"e2 ty-jFe
,,,,,,. igY@l +'i' ~, I. @''I-'''' ''''9 "''' 0"l
-''' ''l~-'' '''''' "''N'
The heavy rains we have had lately
seems to have assured us good corn
crop beyond a doubt. We anticipates
a large emigration to this county this
fall.
Alvey Miller Of Donsn7oro K.,1s9 8
has taken cborgo IF tbo ,,ros.,.i.., in,
department. IN $. 4. Boylins drug store
MI Miller IS a tine druggist and 3
perfect gentleman and we predict
success 10" hls employer
Western cyclone., 1887-07-15
LOCAL NEWS,

Corn is tassellins'
And still it rains
rbe railroad is coming
Spring chickens are ripe
Out blacksmiths are busy
Health good and people happy.
onr notels are doing good business
The sun. on both sides Of the street
uor are the cn intz-bugs by this
tne?
The Hotel De St Francis is having a
big run
come to Nicodemus to do your
tadiDg.
/ big corr crop is almost a suret J
hthis county.
Reece and Lewis disposed of several
brses this week.
Gail and have copy Of the CYCLONE
cent to your friends,
The bonds carried by 90 majority
hSheridan county.
Osborne was visited last week by
ssyerp hail storm.
4 circus is billed to show in Mill
brook next Monday.
Hardy Holley ofCoral Missouri is
h our city this week.
David Williams left for New York
NTaesday morning,
HR. Pruett OF. MilLbrooI> was in
town aGw hours Tuesday.
Lawyer Hawkins went to Kirwin
On land ousi ness this week.
The Baptist people held church in
Edtons grove last Sunday.
WI. Cotton and 4, M- Lew in
VISITED Cresson last Monday
Norton has had another fre. $50
900 is the damage this time.
A heavy rain fell in tins part
q the county Tuesday night.
John Amour Of Hill City was in
b~na few hours last Monday.
Banker McPii3ersommade u. business
Hpt Stockton last Saturday
Sam Ballard Of Stockton WAS regist-
Gedat the St Francis Tuesday.
James Howard Of Concordia KanS.
SIN town we hope he will locate.
The bonds Dr the Santa Fem Mitchli
toOnty carried by q good majority.
z I. Fletcher and A. L, J,McPherson
vent up to Che county seat Tuesday
Sheriff Ellswortk passed through
own on his way toWebster Tuesday.
Mss Lizzie Smith of Atcbison is
aopphg at the St.. Francis this week.
The Phillipsburg Democra will
Ssaelts initial number about August
ftst.
James Fulkersanand wife Of Webster
we're visiting friends in the city this
week..
Mrs, Baxter and Mrs. Barber are
having q big. run at the ICE cream
Raflor.
lAe tcurth. Of July has come and
9l' and the first of August will soon
sehere
Ernest nylor anda pitching pony
seated ! some excitement on the streets
Atapday.
Our people say 2 great deal and do
oa' y very little when the time comes
Staction.
MS Callendetand Mother, Of Stock
= "a were registered at the Gibson
House Monday.
The Osborne FARMER will hereafter
a.under !. the business mannag5m4nt
Western cyclone., 1887-07-15
NOTICE!
TO ALL OLD SOLDIERS,
THEIR WIDOWS AND
ORPHANS,

| am now prepared to make apple
cation for bomde@, Pensions, Back
pay and alI kinds Of Claims ~ ainst
the Government.
Parties having money in Freed
mans Saving Bank can now secure
the same by predicting their books
a"d paper, fol proper proof
1tyou have lost Jogg di~chtr2a |
can secure "a duplicate
J. Is. GRIFFIN Claim Agent.
NICouD,JS. KANSAS.
Western cyclone., 1887-07-15

Henry Garrett and Henry Franks.
Aorlan IW p-N. {. Brown, Nm.
9pr"tIeny and James I~o-Aner,
Bryant I" p--H' {. Nosely, v, W..
Hicks and j. .. Mcclure.
ALIodiun Tw p-I, =, Turner 4. j.
5Lo"ery and Jos, Anderson.
'-' lL'o'-o-' '-ii J. Ll7-''~H~ appointed
an executive committee consisting OF
one person lIom each township III the
county as 1oHo"S;
OfdnaiA-h' u. Il 'Tcester
AIIodium-A. j. 1iowery.
Gettys5urg-D, G. >toJts.
Hill City-T. j. Garnet.
Lndiana-J. ". Leidid.
}lilIbrook-Jas. Juatu5.
Standardization Turner.
Nicodemus-Z, I, Fletcher
1Iorelaad-W. c. Brown.
Bryant-H. c. M0sely.
Wild uorse-fanas Rundoe-
The go,loviuo were elected suDerrr-
4,,,,I.,+. ~ 4@ -..-,,..1 .1o,.,,t-,oo4.
- "
" ''-l mp . ~ '.'i'' ~ '~'4o0' '"0 '''9i'
"nI5 each;
/, Division. IloI-ea-# T. Dudley.
> i. .t - ~ 8. -.
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NIIODENCS, AUG. Isl. 1891
The Freedmans Jubilee in honor Of
the West India Emancipation,
The first Grand Independent Bencvo-
lent Society Will hold their annual
celebration Aug. ! 1887.
The Daughters Of Zion and Sons of
Union, are cordially invited to
tarn out with us.
Everybody is invited to come and par
ticipatc in the grandest celebration
ever held in Kansas.
pro OGHAag,
Grand procession will form at 20 q.
=. led ny the band aud parade the
principal streets; t'ep mlr.h IT, The
grand aroor, where thc President ..
Tolbott, viii deliver the address oi wei
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-25
PRACTICIkG PITCHERS.
MEMPHIS ANDCHARLEsTON TEST
NEW TWIRLERS.
The Formers EAtry, Backed by
Fine Support, Carries OF
the Palm.
NEW ORLEANS WIPES OUT BABY
BIRMINGHAM.
A Close Contest Between Boston
aud ChicagO-Dr0ps From
the Diamond.

In the neiehborhood OF one thou.
sand persons assembled at Citizens
Park yesterday afternoon and they
saw the Memphis Browns secure their
third successive victory over the
Oharlestons. The score was II to Is.
Charleston presented Forsyth, their
their new pitcher, and he proved a
failure. In the first inning he gave
men bases on balls, and this, together
with errors and Phelan's home run,
Melted nine runs. The visitors
did not become discouraged,
aad made desperate rally
to overcome the big lead. After
the first inning they put in Smith,
but the locals foul d hi delivery and
hit 1t we'll. Gorge McKeough occu.
pied the points for the homs
team and did very we'll. He
was nervous in the start
aud very wild. Dave McKe1ug
caught him and his work behinr the
bat was excellent, but he WAS of in
throwing to bases. The fielding was
rather loose and eTrors were numer-
GUS, the Browns excelliDg in that re-
spect.
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Another EnsY YiciorH.

CLEVELAND, ONO, June 24.-Iu to-
days game the st Louis club repeat
ed its easy victory Of THUR day Their
playing was very loose and abounded
in errors but they handled the bat
fe'cely, bringing In thirteen tsrned
Iuus over the plate. The contract in
the strength OF the two clubs was very
marked. Pschis ey showed great
weakness in the b In the fifth in.
ming Cleveland tos k a batting streak,
which, with a series Of errors bv the
Browns, gave them five runs. Mexican
wss placed in LETT field, where he
sho wed in better firm than he was at
short stop. The att ndance was about
$500. Arrangements are being made
to have the Cleveland club play q
Sunday game with the Browns in 1T.
Louis. Score: st. Lonis, II; Clevs-
land. Z.